Why didn't the Unix boomers modularize the programs APIs instead of the programmers. It's the best of both worlds because you don't have to call a shell command in a separate thread.
For example if you wanted to write a GUI frontend to `dd`, you have to call a bash command and parse the stdout output, BRAVO, unix boomers!
All they had to do is create a library like "libdd.h" so everyone can easily call the API in monolithic programs.
>For example if you wanted to write a GUI frontend to `dd`, you have to call a bash command and parse the stdout output, BRAVO, unix boomers!
You don't at all have to call bash to execute a program. Are you fucking retarded?
You still have to invoke a separate program in a separate process
#include
FILE *fd = popen("dd if=/dev/urandom bs=1 count=400 of=/dev/udp/SrcAddress.ai_addr/8000","w");
pclose(fd);
>Everything wrong with 3D: the webm
But that doesn't call bash at all.
>why didn't they modularize programs?
They did you stupid fuck. They evangelized it.
>if you wanted to write a GUI frontend to `dd`, you have to call a bash command and parse the stdout output, BRAVO, unix boomers!
Please go back to Windows and never return.
sauce ?
>For example if you wanted to write a GUI frontend to `dd`
That's retarded.
>>if you wanted to write a GUI frontend to `dd`, you have to call a bash command and parse the stdout output, BRAVO, unix boomers!
>Please go back to Windows and never return.
what?
Not entirely, the hyperemoting soothes my autism. Same thing anime does.